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This Day , was published, . In Four Volumes, tamp. price One Guinea, in boards, THE ENGLISH BROTHERS ; or, Anecdotes of the llov. , ard Family. Sogni, c tar„ le, io fuigo. --- And give to airy nothing, A local habitation, and a name. • , SIIAKSPZARX. Printed for William Miller, Albentarle-street. In a few Days will be published, In Two Volumes, 4oyal Quarto and Royal Oaavo, BEl' of DESIGNS, representing the COS ,L►, TUN! Eot the ANCIENTS. ' By THONIAS HOPE. This Work, consist of two hundred engraved Outlines, with some introductory Letter-press. Ptitited for William Miller, Albemarle-street. In a few Days will be published, In Demy O&avo, E LEMENTS of ART : a Poem on Painting, in Six Cantos ; with Copinus Notes. By MARTIN ARCHER SliflE, R.A. Printed for William Miller, Albemole-street. _ Where Inay be had, by the same Author, Foolscap °Eby°, , • price ?s, boards Rhimes.on Art; or the it erminstrance of a Painter; with NOVELS by Mad. DE COTTIN, Mr. MOORE, KOT ZEBUE, &c. 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Portragts ot Mr. Pitt ; n.:e from the bust exec,. red by Mr: fiaxman; the other tinnt the most approved Piiture,; and of these one hundred Proofs will bee - taken cif for' the superior Copies, and the next impressions for the itoyal Paper Edition. 41 * A List of .the,Narrlts received for the superior Copies will , he p l inted, a nd pictiUd to the Work,. except of theme t who may Aired othorwirko. . THE SUN. SOL&M QUI. DICSItt VALIUM A UDIAT LONDON, I , IIIDA.Y, AV3114 28, 1809. We yesterday stated that accounts had been re. , ceived of the destrudion of another tine-Of-battle: Ship and a Frigate belonging to the Enemy, in Basque Roads. The Ship Of the Line is"the Reguhs, of 74 guns; she ran aground near the mouth of the Charente, and must inevitably be wrecked. Ti Frigate is L'lndienne. The enemy finding . it impos sible to save her, set tier on fire. Yesterday the Lords of Trade cominunicated to a deputation of the Merchants• intcrested• in the Trade to the United States of America, that it was the intention of Government to rescind the Orders in, Council, so far as they relate to America, and to place all the Ports, of France, Holland, and Italy. and such Ports of Spain as are in possession of the French, in a state of Stria, blockade: The Dutch Vessels at present in our Ports are to return in ballast, and the licenses lately granted' are to bt limited to is days frOm. the tooth inst. The blockade of Italy comprises that part of it commonly knoWn by the name of the " Kingdom of Italy,''yiz. from Orhitello 'netth on the west side, and Pizaro on the east side. \"t:,trrday morning, his MAJc.i.ry, Prince's3ei AuJ nod accompanird by 1,w.1y TrrvtaiiE, Sir +,i;t:i BURRARD Generals GARTH, GWYNN, and Fri-40Y, took an ailing on horsback in Windsor Great' Park, and returned at twelve o'clock to the, Castle. • 'file KING iI3S been indisposed with a cold during f but, the last week, we are happy to say, he re- covered, and appeared in excellent health 100 Wed nesday at Court.' Wednesday his,. MAJESTY was obliged, on hi 9 way to London, to go thrbugh the Great Park, over &Ileneld-green, to Eghain r and Stainqs, the, &ads being on the road to Slough and Old Windsor. It was generally reported% on. Tuesday, , that the Princess AMELIA was in a dangerous state; we are, however, happy to say, her (royal Higt.ness was con sidered much better on Wednesday evening, Sir HARRY BURRARD NEALR•iS oa a visit, to their MAJEsrtus at Windsor. ► Wednesday evening, Ladies CAt;ntnAiv and C A 110. ILIKR WALDHORAVIi arri%ed at Windsor, to airend On her MAJCSTY and the PRINCI:S3ES. Lady CA II - momi left Windsor, yesterday anoining for London: In the disptebes of Admiral P/011111:11 relative to the glorious achievement of the gallant and intrepid' 'Lord COCHRANE, is BikCII,IO Roads, •the Atinairal complimented, very deservedly, Mr. Coisnarivti and the artills rymen seleaed by hirn.' for the manage ment of his rockets. It is but justice to the gallairt 'fellows so employed, to •define This description of marinin, ty stating that they compaie the Royal Mitrine Artillery, and constantly' serve on board. There is only one company of the Matina Artillery tw dach of the boar divisions of Marines. The 74 that was recently launched at Milford Haven was construded by .a French Artist upon a new principle. It is said to_..be.a.remarkahly. fine. vessel, and is intended for Capt. BAYNTON,ra4 officer of distinguished merit in the service. On 'Wednesday night the princip,il attraetions in the fashionable world were, the assemblies of the Marchicuess of BUCKINGHAM, in and of the Marchioness of nawrpotio,. in Malachester square—Most of the company who visited the,Mar chioness of BUCKINGHAM at an early hour -in the evening went afterwards to the rout of ,the Mar chioness of LiTi.RTFOR ' D; and vice, versa, so that in the course of the night the company .were hearly the same at each. Mrs. JORDAN has met with such extraordinary success at Bath and Bristol,, that it is probable slid will' be able to realize near a thousand : pounds by her excursion. • The Drury-lane Performers it seems are so \veil satisfied with their present - I.'heatre, where they are seen and heard distintly, that they wish for no other. At first they, were under great einbarraisments"tin• want of dressing-rooms, and mat)) , amkward took pine behind the scenes, but they have. sin.x engaged a Iteuce in kaeter-street, and made a p sage to it, and are now well'aceonitn9ciated. Tuesday tast,a dog was shot, which, in the cot Arie oea few weeks bad worried between two and hundred lambs, in the neighbourhoods of Kendal, Kirkby Lunsciale, and Sedbergh, • Pt. 5 5/011TH, APRIL .26.--The Georgina . Packet, Capt. LElQiii which Arrived here on Sunday last, lion) Calcutta, spoke'cin the 4th of April, in lat. 40. 39. N. long.-40.'3. W. the &rinds, CaPt: - HUL• TO:ta, from Liverpool to Charlston, all well. The Vißor Sloop of War .wasfound unseaworthy at,Cal ilAe French Privateer La Jena, captured by his Majesty's Ship Sloieste *as to supply her place. Arrived the Sloop North Star,. MOORE, from ford, laden with :provisions, bound to London, put in here in distre.s, having been run foul of on the night of the 18th inst. by 'a Brig, which so much da maged her, . that it , was with difficulty she could be kept above water. Arrived the AreMusa Frigate, Capt. MENDS, with the French Frigate Le .Ntemen in tow, captured on the • -Oth inst. by the iimethyst Frigate, Captain Smtuu.a. • 'Arrived the Elamburgh Galliot Himpietale Zeeman, JAN CLASSIN BARIUM . , Master, fro►n Bristol ; - and j l .the !•Tench Schooner Yerdad, fro►n coiunna bo.►md to .13oordeaux,. last from Gijon, at which place she landed 20 passengers, captured hy his Majesty' Ship /Viidt oar. Went up the, Habow the Scaflower Sloop of War„ •• • ' • • • Sailed the Parthian Sloop of. War' on a ctuize, . . , Arrived the French Schooner Rena:lupe, from Gua daloupe, bound to France, one Month from the for mer place, captured by his Majesty's Ship Naiad'. The Eydeten Sloop of War, is appointed convoy to the'Eastward. Arrived the Plover Sloop of War from a en.ize. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 27.—Arrived the Susan nah, Emu., for the West Indies ;•-and the Dasher and Phcen4 Transports,' from the Downs'. The whole of the Fleet for the East ladies' have , dropped down to St. Helen's. Data, APRIL 27.—Arrived his Majesty's Ship Beaglit from the Westward. , Sailed his Majesty's Ships Tronzpeuse and Royalist on a cruize. SHEERNESS, Amt. .27.—Sailed his - Majesty's Ships Victory, illinOtagr, and,Owen Glaolower, for the B-iitie::• on Sir JAMisS . SAUMAßEZ,approaching the Yore froni Sheerness in his barge; the. Ships un der his . coinmand manned,t heir yards to receive him. - Sailed his Majesty's Ship L' dimable, Lord Gaciut; STLIAuT, for the Downs. Cainv flown thlativer from Chatham his &lajesty'a Slooi)3 A/ohzo and Diligence. DISTRIBUrION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Sloop Briseis salvage for the Re-capture of the Harmonla, to be paid on board the Briseis, At Yarmouth, on the 1st!): inst. and fur three months atttr at No. a 3, Norfolk street, Strand. To the I is acct, for the Capture of a Spanish Boar laden Wit) salt, Schooners San luseph and Three Brothers, awl a parcel of lignuitt vitae ex Caroline, to he paid(tieduttinges.- pfnces on Schooners lour Sisters A nsi Phoen ix both acquit. Red), on the Astli inst. at No. 3, Philpot- lane. To La Pique, for the Capture of the French Brigs ['baton and Vottigeur, ou'the 2;th inst. at :Nu. 3, Philpot- lane. To the Ships Pomona, ArtoiSs Anson, and Dully Cutter, tot the Captnrc of the lloston, this retnains or the proceeds, on the- 27th inst. at No. 3, Salters' I - tall-court, Cannon street, and 44vecy Monday and Thursday tor threc.years. THE VJCTQRY IN BASQUE. IiOADS. A LETTER FROM A LIEUTANAN' OF MARLNES IN BASQUE ROAM fire-ships , arrived the 10th insr. and were sent in the next night,, each ship Conduaed hy . a Lieutenant and five men; the ships were sixteen in number, and some very heavy ships; when, they -got' in; the French ships cut and slipped, and nine sail of the line got on shore. On the lsle of Aix,.and th 4 next morning we discovered them ; -the fireLships having t i q n e lit t le good, the small craft and, frigates were or dered in to attempt to , destroy them. The place where they lay was :like their being in Portsmouth Harbour, Under the. fire of two batteries, each of which had three tier of guns, of twent) -nine each, all heavy metal : the navigation tole' at them ,was very diffiCult, in some places there being only four fathoms water. Just as_ we werd sitting down to dinner on board the Revenge, our sigrial was Made to go in and .2. assist the, Gun and Mortar Vessels ; our. Ship was clear for action. in t 5 minutes, and in half an hour we were alongside of three Sail of the Line, when we opened a dreadful cannonade . on them, which continued for an hour and a quarter, when the tkarsaw, a fine so-gun ship, and the . Aquilun, struck 'to us. We were now in a very critical state ourselves, being in only five fathoms wafer, wl.ich was ebbing very fast ; the hatteries on shore having got our length, struck qs almost every shot for the last quarter of an hour; luckily a breeze springing up, we' gototf into deeper water, and out of reach of their guns, when we an. chored lagain, and sent out bats and took out the pri• goners, and set thern:on fire about seven P.M.—At, nine they were all in flames, and at two in the morn ing they blew up with a tremendous explosion ; the French set fire to the Tonnerre,' .the Imperieuse to the C'a(cf4tta; three other ships of the line are on • shore very much mauled by the fri gates an d bomb ships, some o f them are on their beaus ends, and but little chance of their get ting.ottagain. k The Captain of the Warsaw is on board ourship; he says, they were b-nutd out to relieve Martinique with troops and I.roVisi,nrs.l went-nit board his ship after she struck, a , ul the decks were strewed with dead and wound ed, a most dreadful slaughter. : We also lost several kill iind wounded, and our ship is much cut-up in sails and rigging, which makes it probable that we 6Liall be sent in to refit." 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Holinslica's Chranicleh of England, Scotland, anti Ireland, in , 6 vols. royal 4to. price 121. I as. boards. The Chronicles of Grafton, Fabian, and others, are in a state of forwardness. .. iia ayes Voyages, Purchase's Pilgrims, and Fuller's Wortnics are also in the Press. r W ~ .~... AItItIVZD-1 Dublin, c Wute.:rtord, Dux-1 Dub. lin, i Waterford. PRICE u 1• sIOCKS THIS DAY AT TtYLLVII O'CLOCK. CODS :;IS 111.1NUF4-iCTURES, and COMMERCE, We .congraulated Mr. CURWENT on h s elation' of Vice-President to this Society, about a mod:h ago, and we now enjoy equal pleasure in evincing toe same feeling towards the Society. Mr. CURWEN, on 'Wednesday evening, took the Chair, for the second time since his initiation, and; anxious as we have been to allow the well-erned mted'olptiiVelo the respective Chairmen of the Institutian, we have .; no hesitation in declaring, that the worthyand re spetable Member for Carlisle acquitted himself most satisfadtorily,to, perhaps, a more numerous Meeting than has assembled since' the recess. • The Society's exertions this Session, (which ta.; pidly draws . to a conclusion); have been, in every reaped, equal, if not more extensive, than those which have gone before. Their objeilit; that of pro moting public benefit, will be evinced on the day of the distribution of their Rewards; to perhaps a greater *extent than has been;---such is the thriving state of the Institution--such the persevering labours of the Members who compose it. The gold medal was ballotted for, and confirmed to Mr. MILLER, of Bedfont, for a 'drag to raike bodies sunk under water, an invention very ingeni ous, and has been found fully to answer the put . - • por for which it was intended. This apparatus is well entitled to the consideration of the Humane, Society. The silver medal and fifteen guineas were vote& to Mr. BAUGH, for his Map of Shropshire, a'svork which refiefils the greatest credit on tire proprietor. The gold medal was ballotted for, and confirmed . .; to Mr. HUBBARD, of Picket-street, temple-bay, who has at a very considerableexpenee brought to a state of peifeaion, as yet unrivalled, the British Marble! The Society, in their list - of premiums, have (or the last five years invited any pepon, Vu" prietor of a quarry, to send specimens of British marble, and the Gentleman who was awarded-this evening their greatest bounty, in consequence of such notice, in a most handsome manner presented .;. the Institution with FIFTY SUPERB SPECINEVS,CUt to a particular size, and which are immediately to be placed on the surbase of their great room.- - 'iewing the Produaion, of these marbles as a oe tional concern (independent of the thanks of thP public at large, which are justly due to Mr. HUB BARD, for his spirited and unremitted perseverance' in bringing into use an article which has heretofore been imported at an enormous expence), we e r ttnnot sufficiently express our admiration, when ,we retie& that the exertions of an individual tiave been the means of employing, number of men who. woul d otherwise have remained idle ;—a consideration, in these times, which cannot be too highly estimated, and the more particularly when it is, considered that Mesa hands were employed .in bringing to Ferfec tion the produce of our own CORN try ! ! We ' 4 ' . cerely hope, and we do not doubt, that Mr. 1 - 1 0 e. BARD will* derive those advantages from the sale 01 .his marble, which the Society are so anxious to P! mote, and which his spirited conduct so justly aline ties him to. Yesterday a Canna Common . C , ou pu n r e t i: p sv u ll_ r s s ;;; l ti at Guildhall,' which was fully attanded. The Chamberlain delivered bit° ("( to the Resolution of ttIG Pti •of Jo it ia l t 7 9° " :md how . the 31st of December, state of the prcullice er . thciClfiY;ns, the year ending the saute had been dispose d 0 ' • tBOB, together with tie hs• lances remaining in his hands of all the several A ' counts kept in the ChaMber of London. A n d I.\ was r.. Comptroller's Check upou the Chamber lain, presented, and were severally read, and ordered to be printed, and annexed to Mr. Ch amberlain ' s AL' , count, and a Copy thereof sent to every Member of the Court. of the produce of the Bridge - bowie Estates, The Bridge-Masters also present ed their outnl'. tia how the same had been di,po4ed of, (or the Se,o; endirig at Christmas, 1808, which were read, ail o rdered to he printed, and a Copy thereof sera t ; • e v ery Member of the Court. The Thanks of the Coon were voted to the . . Mr. Birch, Chaplain to the [4. , 1d Mayor, for 411 Sermon preached at St. Paul's, before the' Lora Mayor, the - judges; Aldermen, See. on the flo t Sunday in Easter Term. The Court proceexteii to the EleEtion, by of five Persons to the Offices of Nlarshaltncii (In thu room of those super;.'nuated),- when upon ca siiiig uP the seine, the Lord Alayor. declared the E .!310 hue fallen on D. Benj. Li m‘ tb s •A, r , F' Dan.Lacyartwright, J. La atiJ \Vbeale Brand. 'The Towh Clerk laid before the Cetirt th' A l !' !Avers he had received from Mr. Si r • Burdett, Lord Folkstone, Mr.' Whitn rca ii, S ir ni . Sauel,_Romilly, and General Ferguson. tor Votes of Thatitis of th e C ommon Council- of 11 1 6th of tL,iril instant, which were severnHy road , 311 ordered to be entered on th e Journ a l s. • SMITHFIELD MARKET, ;S. 1,0 i: This day';market had but km indaferent dittent-kinds•of cattle . ; .Beet", Anton, Vest - Trr i : and Lamb old at last prices, and tht. trait! g en k . nil was somewhat flat. The sales in the H. lol3rkt : were trilling; Straw has g ot op in price since , ftt day ' « Market ; Hay and Cloverletehea la , t Tice 'following prices and nutnbels are an ace . urli td -• statement • To Beef 45. Bd. to si bs. bd.— nk the OEII pMutton er st ,ore tod of S tu 61, Ocilb. , „ L . , N r e ,il,i ~,,to- • 6s. 04.1. to 7s. o.l.—Potk ,*s 4 . cd. to os Bd. -1..1,nb 74. F''' kis. od. • 125. -.. Beasts, '4o3.—Sheep and Lambs, 3,00 0 • Calve s , Pigs, 2 4 0 . lia , 5 1 . 5 5 . eta. to 61. 6s. 0 4 Straw 1 1 . IQ4. °a•'g'7 il. tits. od --Clover 61. ts,. to 71. los. yd. „,, Coax-EtC/lANGE, APIIIL 28.--Thie day the t , i - '; plies of Wheat ace again short, but waiting i ' irt i arrivals, few sales are etrolit.tf, and [ 00,4! ,cticelY ki last week's prices ; in' Barley and :v1 it Intle vs'l; : titan ; White Pease rather c hea t ) , :r ; Beans of b't...o sorts rather dearer; in consequence of the li re r o d for the further importation of Oats froin Rialitll„e being stopped, causes this tricluito be at an a,to n '".. of about 23. per quarter ;. Flour without variatiotl, Wheat - 67 s A Sos d 92S 4 ick Beans . - 4 6 s a Ili Vine ditto - - gcs a, . t ()au . - 333 3 34S a A "ii Rye • - - szs a - i.•, Poland ditto • .: •I' S. : 30 . B hi arl i eY • - • 44s a r i -. . :'otAtoe ditto - ,6, ahi t` t ltt •*. - - - 7aS a - 0 . ... - kap - tied - - :).: ; ' 'i t ” Jute P ease - g.is a 10 ' 4a I- int:). lour - - Q ° : A ii, - .75 Grey ditto - - 4as as, Sc ands ... . . /3' - beAtis • - - • Sis a 6" si `